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CmapTools: A Software Environment for Knowledge Modeling and Sharing (January 1, 2004)


Author: Canas, Alberto J
Subject: HONEYCOMB STRUCTURES; VIBRATION; ADHESIVE BONDING; GAMMA RAYS; NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTS; SHEAROGRAPHY; ADHESION TESTS; SPECKLE PATTERNS; PANELS; QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS
Year: 2004
Language: English
Book contributor: NASA
Collection: nasa_techdocs

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In an ongoing collaborative effort between a group of NASA Ames scientists and researchers at the Institute for Human and Machine Cognition (IHMC) of the University of West Florida, a new version of CmapTools has been developed that enable scientists to construct knowledge models of their domain of expertise, share them with other scientists, make them available to anybody on the Internet with access to a Web browser, and peer-review other scientists models. These software tools have been successfully used at NASA to build a large-scale multimedia on Mars and in knowledge model on Habitability Assessment. The new version of the software places emphasis on greater usability for experts constructing their own knowledge models, and support for the creation of large knowledge models with large number of supporting resources in the forms of images, videos, web pages, and other media. Additionally, the software currently allows scientists to cooperate with each other in the construction, sharing and criticizing of knowledge models. Scientists collaborating from remote distances, for example researchers at the Astrobiology Institute, can concurrently manipulate the knowledge models they are viewing without having to do this at a special videoconferencing facility.

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Document-source: CASI
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Nasa-center: Ames Research Center
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